2014 Off-Season Thread
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Because if Love really wanted to go to Cleveland, then all he has to do is wait a year and he can play with Lebron and Wiggins. Love has all of the leverage because even if a team does come to Minnesota with a better offer, Love could refuse to sign an extension; and no other team is going to want to trade anything valuable for a one year rental. The Cavs likely aren't going to win it all next year anyway, so it's better to wait it out and keep Wiggins.
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If LeBron and Kyrie are maxed out im sure they can't outright sign him like that.
At least not without giving up more players ala Houston
...and dang, if its true Brendan Haywood's contract is $10 million non guaranteed then they could make that work easy if Minny is looking for some cap relief to maybe sign Rubio to that maxComment
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Why trade Wiggins now before they have to? At least give the team the first few months to see what they look like on the court together. Love will be there in Jan if you decide to trade for him. GSW/Boston isn't knocking down Minnesota's door or they would have traded for Love already. Also the longer the Cavs wait the more desperate Minnesota will be to get anything at all back for Love.
No need to trade for Love right now & especially not right now if it means sending them Wiggins."This is for all of my peoples who understand and truly recognize. Some won't get it and for that i won't apologize"- Talib KweliComment
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If LeBron and Kyrie are maxed out im sure they can't outright sign him like that.
At least not without giving up more players ala Houston
...and dang, if its true Brendan Haywood's contract is $10 million non guaranteed then they could make that work easy if Minny is looking for some cap relief to maybe sign Rubio to that maxCincinnati Reds University of Kentucky Cincinnati Bengals
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Wiggins AND someone else? HELL NO! that's a horrible move
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Because if Love really wanted to go to Cleveland, then all he has to do is wait a year and he can play with Lebron and Wiggins. Love has all of the leverage because even if a team does come to Minnesota with a better offer, Love could refuse to sign an extension; and no other team is going to want to trade anything valuable for a one year rental. The Cavs likely aren't going to win it all next year anyway, so it's better to wait it out and keep Wiggins.
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Definitely not saying they shouldn't try to get Love, but (I think oj has said this many times) he really doesn't add THAT MUCH to what they already have, while Wiggins (if he pans out) gives them exactly what they'd need... at a cheaper price. No way I'd trade Wiggins for Love... definitely wouldn't trade Wiggins "and pieces" for him.Comment
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Anyways, this sums up a lot of my thoughts.
You know who else doesn’t need to make a move right away? The Cleveland Cavaliers! What’s the rush? Why do we have to finish our roster in July? What’s wrong with riding out the current nucleus for a few months, getting everyone in a training camp with LeBron, then seeing how everyone meshes with him?
What if Wiggins shows signs — day after day after day — of becoming the Pippen to LeBron’s MJ? What if LeBron is throwing him crazy alley-oops left and right and gushing, “I’ve always wanted to play with a freak athlete like this”?
What if Wiggins and LeBron are roaming around defensively like coyotes, stripping dudes at midcourt, jumping passing lines and basically looking like mid-1990s Pippen and MJ reincarnated?
What if sending Wiggins to Playing With LeBron Camp turned out to be the greatest thing that ever happened to Andrew Wiggins? What if this single-handedly altered his professional destiny? What if LeBron turned him into his basketball clone, much like Jordan brainwashed Pippen into evolving into his perfect sidekick?
Here’s the point: THE CAVALIERS HAVE TO FIND OUT. And they’ll know, or at least have a really good idea, by December or January.
And guess what. That same Wiggins-for-Love deal will still be sitting there after Christmas. None of the other 28 teams are trumping it. If it has to be done, then it has to be done — the Cavs can’t waste the rest of LeBron’s prime if Wiggins isn’t close to being ready yet, not with LeBron passing 40,000 career minutes during the first quarter of his first 2014 Cavs game. There’s a shelf life here. The Cavaliers can’t take their sweet time and wait for their supporting cast to catch up with the greatest player of his generation. They can’t.
At the same time, I need to see LeBron and the young’uns for a few months before I swing a mega-deal. I want to see how Kyrie Irving and Wiggins blend with LeBron — if they figure out how to run with him, space the floor for him, ease some of his playmaking burden and let HIM be the guy taking advantage of everyone else’s young legs for once. I want to see if Dion Waiters can become this generation’s Vinnie Johnson, a.k.a. Microwave 2.0. I want to see if Anderson Varejao can stay healthy for the first time since 1975, and I want to see if Tristan Thompson and Anthony Bennett jump a level because they’re suddenly playing with one of the league’s best passers.
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I had a better response typed up but of course like an idiot I pressed one wrong button on my keyboard and lost it.
Anyways, this sums up a lot of my thoughts.
They have a chance on getting one of the best players in the NBA. Wiggins could become a superstar, or he could become a bust and the Cavs would have missed out on one of the best players for a prospect. He could help win some championships in the future. Love can do that now while he is in his prime.
What lineup scares people more?
Kyrie-Wiggins (who's a natural 3)- LeBron-Thompson-Varaejo
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Kyrie-Waiters-LeBron-Love-Varaejo?
For me it's the second one and it's not close. Love would help a lot against opposing teams bigs and if you have Thompson still it gives you a really good guy to come off the bench to help the team.
I personally think Wiggins needs to stay in Cleveland. LeBron would help him reach his potential better than anybody else imo.Cincinnati Reds University of Kentucky Cincinnati Bengals
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There's no need for Minnesota to move Love right now and there's no need for Cleveland to move Wiggins right now.
Hold pat until that time comes, which it will be very soon.#RespectTheCultureComment
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